Along with preceived value, a great community is what makes a coin grow.

Goal 2: Create the perfect storm of community involvement and viral marketing to grow brand awareness through promotions, incentives, and ongoing bounties.

Philosophy behind Tulip Mania

2017 has been a momentous year for crypto currencies. As long time fans of crypto currencies we look to the future and hope that it can change the world. We've seen many ICO's and currencies themselves flourish in this enviroment. We built this project as a social experiment. As Entrepreneurs, Growth Hackers, and Engineers we wonder how effective these marketing strategies are and want to see what happens when we apply all of them to a coin that’s sole purpose is to grow in value. We want to use this project as a learning tool, not just for ourselves, but for everyone else so that we can hopefully strengthen the crypto currency ecosystem.

Coin Distribution (Total Supply: 10 million coins)

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Tulip Mania (Historical)

Tulip mania is a term used to describe speculative bubbles.

Tulip mania was a period in the Dutch Golden Age during which contract prices for bulbs of the recently introduced tulip reached extraordinarily high levels and then dramatically collapsed in February 1637. It is generally considered the first recorded speculative bubble.

By 1635, during the height of Tulip Mania, 40 bulbs were recorded as being sold for 100k florins. During that period a skilled labourer would have made 150-350 florins per year, meaning a single bulb went for around 7-16 years wages. Also, a single Semper Augustus bulb was offered in a trade for 12 acres (49,000 m2) of land.